Does folio 70v reveal that '8' is the letter 'd'?

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Attached is an image from the "Book of hours" to see how the letter 'd' was written during the 15th century.

Well, we don't even need other books, there is this shape from f116v, which is usually interpreted as 'd', as far as I know.

   

EVA d does look like latin d, I suppose this is exactly the reason why letter d was assigned for this symbol in EVA. However, I'm not sure the image from 70v gives us any new clues here. Regardless of whether the upper loop of d is closed there or not. Voynichese is highly irregular when it comes to glyph shapes, so this could be a weird EVA d, with a broken loop, with a faint big loop, etc.